Slingshot 2016
Moving Traditions has been selected for the tenth year for the Slingshot Guide to Jewish Innovation. Here’s what the Slingshot Guide says about Moving Traditions: There are other youth programs …
Philadelphia Training Conference 2016
50 new mentors for teens participated in Moving Traditions National Training Conference in Philadelphia, September 11-13, 2016 Click here to see more pictures from training. via GIPHY No matter how lo…
Denver Training Conference 2016
26 new mentors for teens participated in Moving Traditions National Training Conference in Denver, June 26-28, 2016....
Spotlight: Phoenix Schneider, Trans Education Consultant
Phoenix Schneider, M.S.W., is trans and Jewish and a lifelong advocate for LGBTQ communities and is consulting with Moving Traditions as the organization researches the needs of Jewishtrans, non-binar...
Protected: Healthy Sexuality Pilot
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Why I Support Moving Traditions
"Their respective groups provided a safe haven from the drama of cliques and their day-to-day lives. The issues discussed in their groups ran the gamut: from body image and friendship and family, to c...
Annual Report 2015-2016
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$4 million matching grant aims to engage L.A. Jewish teens
With the support of a more than $4 million matching grant from the Jim Joseph Foundation, The Jewish Federation of Greater Los Angeles is developing the Los Angeles Jewish Teen Initiative as part of a...
How Judaism Made Me A Feminist by Maya Rubin
Riverdale Country School Freshman, and Rosh Hodesh participant Maya Rubin explains how Judaism made her a feminist....
A Philadelphia Celebration of Rosh Hodesh: It’s a Girl Thing!
Thank you! On November 10th 2015 Moving Traditions celebrated the past present and future of Rosh Hodesh: It’s a Girl Thing! and honored the foremothers who created and fostered the program. Rosh Ho…